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LipstickKiller
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17 Mar 2010, 12:44 pm

I would agree Bush has some kind of language disorder, probably some type of agrammatism, because he seems to make syntactic errors more than anything else.

Here's my short list of confirmed "famous" aspies:
Heather Kuzmich from ANTM (cycle ?)
Darryl Hannah (read an interview where she said AS almost ruined her career)
Gary Numan (at least self-diagnosed)


a few historical characters who've been thoroughly post-analyzed as aspies: Isaac Newton, Einstein and Wittgenstein



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17 Mar 2010, 6:13 pm

LipstickKiller wrote:
I would agree Bush has some kind of language disorder, probably some type of agrammatism, because he seems to make syntactic errors more than anything else.

Here's my short list of confirmed "famous" aspies:
Heather Kuzmich from ANTM (cycle ?)
Darryl Hannah (read an interview where she said AS almost ruined her career)
Gary Numan (at least self-diagnosed)


a few historical characters who've been thoroughly post-analyzed as aspies: Isaac Newton, Einstein and Wittgenstein


Einstein not so much. Hitler, however, is widely regarded as autistic and by those nay-sayers agree he had some other serious problem.



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20 Mar 2010, 2:15 am

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Gill Bates, the inventor of Wicrosoft Mindows: go looksee at the video of him bobbing like rainman on Youtube. 8)

His gestures always made me think that and anytime he's done a walk and talk with a reporter, he tends to "break the fourth wall" and look into the camera kind of as a way (I think) to avoid making eye contact with the reporter (who for some reason is trying to stare him down when they should be watching where they're going).


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20 Mar 2010, 2:43 am

Sinead O'Connor. She is so intense, she is non-intergrated in her identity, she is completely unmoved by social convention. She comes from a background of severe trauma and has a bi-polar diagnosis but I think she could very well be on the spectrum. The whole thing of ripping up the pope's photo without being able to foresee the effect it would have is something that could be seen as aspie, I really have a big blank with predicting outcomes or how things will effect people.



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20 Mar 2010, 2:48 am

Crispin Glover.


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20 Mar 2010, 2:53 am

Crispin Glover and his long lost brother, Viggo Mortensen (seriously they look a lot alike). Now, Crispin has been mentioned in other topics (and this one), but Viggo's been neglected. I just think the way VM doesn't care about fame and makes the kinds of movies he likes rather than ones that will make him a "star" says something. And also, he tends to fixate on things (like sports teams, politics), gets really intense into roles, and that he's not just an actor but also an artist and poet. There's a kind of indecisiveness that I'm not sure is indicative of anything... but....

Eh. Just throwing it out there. I've seen him in interviews and he comes across as all too familiar.


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20 Mar 2010, 3:01 am

Viggo Mortensen... perhaps because of the types he plays, this one has never occurred to me, but there could be something to that. I'm going to go look up some interviews.


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20 Mar 2010, 3:30 am

it would be funny if Keanu Reeves was on the spectrum, talk about flat effect...